• Ask The Doc: COPD And Kidney Failure

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    This morning, the doctors discussed a question Regarding COPD. What is the Life Expectancy and Prognosis with COPD. What are the stages? How do you recognize End Stage COPD? Can you reverse COPD damage? The Doctors also discuss a question regarding Kidney Failure as a result of Diabetes. How does diabetes affect the kidneys? The […]

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  • Hornworms

    You may be familiar with these mean looking creatures. Tomato hornworms look menacing, but the real damage that they do is in your garden. Let’s talk about what they look like and what you can do about them in the garden. The tomato hornworm doesn’t only feed on tomatoes; they will eat anything in the […]

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  • Pet Of The Week: Penelope and Fiona

    Pet of the Week, dog, puppy, Katrina,

    This week, we are joined by 2 9-week-old puppies Penelope and Fiona! These puppies are ready to foster to adopt! They are very lively and would be a fun addition to any home! They would be great with kids. If you’re interested in These puppies or any of the other animals at the humane society […]

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  • Weekly Word

    ** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. Memorial Day is a federal holiday for honoring and mourning the military members who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. My dad served in WWII onboard a transport ship in the South Pacific. When the attack alarm sounded, he manned a turret, firing a .50 […]

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  • Homeward Bound Pet Of The Week: Hera

    If you are looking for cuteness and sweetness all in one small package, meet Hera, an 8 year old, 8 lb. bundle of snuggles.  Someone had her as a pet one time but let her run and never claimed her in animal control.  The best part of her life is about to begin!  She is […]

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  • Backyard laying hens

    Backyard laying hens are a fun and rewarding project for youth as well as grown folks. They eat many insects in the place they roam, their composted manure is a great soil amendment for home gardening, and the typical backyard breed will lay between 3 and 5 eggs per week if properly taken care of.  […]

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  • Ask The Doc: Dieting And Weight Loss

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    This week, we are joined by Dr. Raymond Tidman! Dr. Tidman discusses why he chose to become a doctor. What makes a good Doctor? He also touches on the practice of dieting and What doesn’t work and what does. What is the best way to diet? What is the importance of knowing how many calories […]

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  • Weekly Word

    ** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. Ponzi schemes refer to Charles Ponzi, who in the 1920’s devised an investment plan that promised high rates of return. Ponzi used funds from new investors to pay existing investors; not money earned from investments. When the scam was exposed, newer investors lost their funds. Ponzi schemes continue […]

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  • Homeward Bound Pet Of The Week! Powder

      Meet Powder, a Pomeranian mix (we think Spitz).  This little Powder Puff has never met a stranger; has lots of puppy energy; loves everyone….dogs, cats, kids and their parents.  Once she gets to know you, she will have lots of puppy kisses for you. Powder is almost 18 months old; needs to lose a […]

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  • The Weekly Word

    ** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. Last week the Word dealt with Godly conduct. In the flesh, we cannot conduct ourselves as He instructs; so He sent His Holy Spirit as a Helper. Dr. David Jeremiah wrote, “He has called you, and will be faithful to work in you what is pleasing to Him.” […]

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  • Homeward Bound Pet Of The Week: Cheeky and Carlie.

    Meet Mom, Cheeky, the beautiful 7-year-old fawn-colored chi who weighs 8 lbs, and her daughter, Carlie, a 3-year-old rat/chi who weighs 12lbs. These girls were an owner surrender at animal control due to the owner no longer able to care for them.  They are sweet little girls who love human attention, seem to be house […]

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  • Tomato Growing

    Tomatoes are one of the most common vegetables in home gardens. They are great on a sandwich or eaten like an apple. You can can them and use them in all different recipes. My favorite is a fried green tomato. Tomato growing is rewarding and delicious. Tomatoes are unique in that there are more tomato […]

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  • Pet Of The Week: Loki

    Pet of the Week, dog, puppy, Katrina,

    This Week, We are joined by Loki! Loki is a super good dog! He is a little nervous but loves to play. Loki is also an escape artist and has been known to climb a chain-length fence. Loki is all muscle and extremely athletic! He is a year and a half old and is completely […]

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  • Soil Amendments

    There are many different things that you can add to your soil. You may see ads for different products claiming that they’ll do miracles for your garden. Alternatively, maybe you’ve always seen your grandparents put a special mixture on their soil and it did wonderfully every year. Soil is alive with microbes and complex chemical […]

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  • Weekly Word

    ** Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. Isaiah 56:1, This is what the Lord says, “Be just and fair in all things. Do what is right and good, for I am coming soon to rescue you.”    This Word is Father God’s instructions on how we are to conduct ourselves; followed by His proclamation of […]

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